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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
Headquarters
ia R MI 50

$50 per acre-2,3OO acres near Court
land; this Is an old contract and
price has not been raised yet; is
worth Investigating; all fenced.
$50 per acre-40O acres on the Co.'S
umnes River; 40 acres of finest
bottom land; 10 acres in Alfalfa;
100 acres in Corn, of which 20
acres goes TO purchaser il bought
before harvested; 81 acres Of Or
chard.
$3.50 per acre-95 acres, five miles
from city, on the Riverside Road
now used as vegetable farm.
S175 per acre-474 acres adjoining
the above.
500 per acre-473 acres adjoining
the above.
$50 per acre-S0 acres, two miles
from Sacramento; ~ acres in fine
Orchard and Vineyard.
SIC, 5000 acres adjoining the Hall
Tract; 3 acres in bearing Grapes.
5000 per acre-1O acres one and one
half miles east of city, extending
from Brighton Road to the Rail-
road; 1000 choice Young Fruit
Trees and other improvements.
500 per acre-20 acres in the cele-
brated FlOrin district; $500 rooted
Grape Vines; good House and Barn;
10 acres has no hardpan.
$500 per acre-1O acres of rich sedi.
ment land at Brighton Station; %
acres bearing Grape Vines 2 acres
in Blackberries 1870 bearing Fruit
Trees, and $50 Trees set ont last
season; HOuse and Barn; three first
class Windmills; plenty OF good
water.
S9,000-16 acres in Brannan's Addi-
ton; the very richest soil to be
found anywhere Fruit Trees, House,
Barn and other improvements,
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Do Not be Alarmed

At the raising of blood from the lungs. 1t
is one of the very earliest symptoms of
consumption, and only shows the healthy
efforts of the system to throw off the scrof-
ulous impurities of the blood which have
resulted in liberation of the lungs. DR..
Pierce's " Golden Medical Discovery is a
positive remedy for consumption at this
sage. If taken faithfully, it will cleanse
the blood, heal the ulcers.in the lungs and
build up and renovate the whole system.
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better system adopted. Road construction
must be put under such intelligent super
vision as will give US desired results. In
few, if any, other States can good roads be
as easily made as here; in no other State
do they cost nearly so much as in Cali
rnrpia
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THE confidence Of people who have tried
Hoods Sarsaparilla, in this preparation, is
remarkable. 1t has cured many who have
failed to derive any good whatever from
other articles. For diseases caused by i'm
pure blood or low state of the system it is
unsurpassed.
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1t was midnight, and an imprisoned
lover in an uptown drawing-room kneeled
at the feet of his hearts choice and ex-
claimed: "Gerty, will do anything in
the world to make you happy" "Do you
mean it, George?' 81 do, do, darling"
"Then for heavens sake go home and let
me go to bed."-N 0. Picayune.
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The Chicago Times has opened its bat
teries upon Mr.. Blaine with an unceasing
roar. The Times must look upon Mr..
Blame then as a possible obstacle in the
path of Democratic aspirations.
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Friday, September 18th inst, at 2
o'clock P. M,

Separate bids are also invited for the Fixtures
contained in said Store. consisting of Shelves,
Counters, Show Cases, Safe, etc, etc.
The inventory of the Stock and Fixtures can
be seen at the office OF the Board of Trade, at
San Francisco, and at the Salesroom, at Folsom,
next door to J. H. Burnham's Drugstore.
Store will be open for the inspection of stock
daily from A. 10 P. NJ, and all facilities
will be given to intending purchasers to exam
inc goods. Bids can be mailed or delivered or
addressed to J. WhISSBEIN, Assignee Folsom,
Cal, or WEI5SBEIN BROS. Il co, Grass Valley,
Cal.
All bids must be accompanied by certified
check for ten per cent. of said bid to show good
faith. The assignee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. ] WEI SBEIN
Assignee of the Estate Geo. Newman for the
benefit creditors s6 M
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Threw Aside Her Stick.

1924 CHRISTOPHER AND 497 HUpsoN Sis.
NEW YORK, February II, 1884.
Allcock's Porous Plasters have been a
great comfort to me IN winter. | use thers
as chest-profectors they break up a cold
in few hours if placed one on the chest
and two under the shoulder-blades.
Last winter | was much crippled with
rheumatism in my knee; l had tried diff
ferent remedies without avail then COW
cred the whole knee-joint with two ALL
cocks Porous Plasters and kept them on
for four days, when changed them. got
better all the time, and il two weeks was
entirely well and threw aside my stick.
Mrs. S. FINKE.
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For Sale. 4 Great Bargain !

FINHE OWNER HAVING NO USE
i for it, will sell at sacrifice 81 {<-51F5sE3
magnificent 81 900 Grand Maihu-1 IN m
shez Piano "a octaves). which hev x
has just received from the factory 1t is entirely
new, carved and finished in the highest style of
the art. This Is an opportunity that rarely pre-
sents itself for person to get grand instru-
ment cheaper than the low-priced pianos. Fol
address, price, ETC., call at the REcoRp-USIos
Office, Sacramento, II
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The bss, place in California have your printing done.
A. J. Johnston 4 Cos. go St, Sacramento. Cal
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A fellow named Carney fell through
Philadelphia sidewalk last spring, and has
become one of the suers of the city.
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Ii you want Number One Carpet
woven on short notice, send it to MARY 5. COW.
GER, 500 M street. -
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was afflicted with Hay Fever for seven
years-Ely's Cream Balm cured me entirely
II. d. CALLAHAN, l. & st. L. r. r., Terre Haute
Ind. fasIv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

=. 8. 3 e. L. southworth. Dent.st.. sac.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

ADVICE to Mothers.-Mrs. Winsiow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural quiet sleep
oy reviewing the child from pain, and tn. little
cherub awakes as bright as a button - n is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and Is the best known
remedy for diarrhoea. whether arising from teeth.
ing OF other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
mrl5-1yMWF
L have been periodical sufferer from
hay Fever Ia most annoying and loathsome
afhictionl since the summer OF 1879 and until
1 used Ely Cream Balm was ever able to find
any ieneI until cold weather. l can truthfully
say that Cream Balm cured me. regard it as
OF great value, and would not be without it
during the Hay Fever season.
feS-ly L. NJ. GEORGIA. Binghamton, NY.
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Carriage Painting by j. Z. Parmeter. At
9l6 and 9iS Eleventh street, between and J.. If
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ASSIGNEE SALE.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the undersigned for the purchase of the
stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. Clothing
Boots and Shoes, Hats. etc, etc, belonging 10
the estate Of GEO. NEwMAN, until
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The lots will be for sale to the highest bidder at Auction After the
those unSOd will be raised 10 per cent
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
FOR SALE-T0 LET.

nor RENT-FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
l. during the Fair, at CHAS NJ. CAMPBELLS
400 K street. Call at once if you want Bed
Lounges. etc. I'm
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as of prettiest Of Contra
drainage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-04
COTTON MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. March s-12So p. n-cotton stea'y with
fair demand Middling Uplands. 5 1884, do Orleans 5t
saes-l including 1000 bale, for speculation Aud
export Receipts. 200 bales all American.
Futures advance. Upianfs Low Mdlhar clause
March delivery 3 l6ld; March and April delivery.
IO6ld also ll0+L do April aud May delivery, l&9td
do May cry, l36ids also lioad 10 Juno
aad July delivery 56td do July ana Augast delivery.
I7-64d; do August snd September delivery, ISJil
do September and October delivery. 1854 .-.. 49,,
m-Cotton-Tne sales OF the day Included TO- 500 bales
American.
FUTURES quiet steady. Uplands Low Mddling clause.
March delivery IL 64d buyers do March and April dey
ery 3 .04L buyers do. April and May delivery u
.0i. buyers andJune delivery. l.oid vai1s.
do June July delivery l664 sellers do July aud IA.
gust delivery lU4d buyers do Aunist and >eDteDber
delivery l54a buyers, do September ami October defV'
cry. D lA-04d buyers. -. =, -. -.
Z p. m.-tiood Midlllng uplands S'sd; Nidding Up,
lands 5i4d.: Low Mddng uplan,s Dish; Good OnunHy
Uplands sd: Ordinary upands sd; Gooi M,snz Tex
as S~., Mliling loAas JLd; Low Mddung Texas ~.
Good Ordinary Texas. l5;lSLi Ordinary Texas 81 FL
Low Middlng Orleans Slst' Good Ordinary orleans
Is lUd; Ordinary orleans, I'D ,,,,u.-
n m-FuIures closed steaiy Uplands Low Mlidhns
clause March delivery, l26i sellers do Mareh ana Ap
ri delivery l1.01d. sellers do. April ani May aeNeD
10 SAD sellers 10. May and unedellvery Hold Dnye
do June and July delivery lo-oid sellers do jap Ani
August delivery. l7-64d. buyers; do August and sep
tem0er delivery l9o4 sellers do September aud oe'''
delivery. Hold buyers.
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nnaA AN -. nncla nred af 8. oanfa pef rallon.
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. March 3.-Cottoa steady Mddinr e'se 90
Roar quiet 5es and sg saS 90 O. y
Mis- supernne ~ 50 8y do Extra 50 25sS 10. do RIO
i amt s. heas@soathcfn quiet western higher
southern 90 sg?cr DO. Amber " eeSc' No Western
90 c higher Western higher Southern White
sstoc March elqs Av Ms'ssS S sDS
A di7 osis quiet southern " lts 90 s"ee; Wesern
I've at 58s5so......Hsv duh Prime to Unoics
western sil OOSsl5 90 .Provisons nr@; Meas Pork
packed 7.GSac. Baoon-shonlders ISG5tci Clear RAD
nutIof isner western packed 5000. creamery
rs $3.50 easier at eo Petroleum firm
i3q6l4 steady. soft 6'.e Copper-Re
anci whsSoy gnet az 81 2SSsi
Flour So did. heceipts-Fionr .S9l bb Wheat
S2oC og'A Corn logggO ons 900 04I s, w UssA sS
bnsh Corn 10000 bush sae'-whea' SoasoO bush Corn
s. IS Common kTlras 50 - sOrlaE wns, Patent,
9Ss: quiet White &c no White ssss
SsT ton on slS SS good
NV ~ 80; other grades unchan ged steady.
Eew.YorK aud vermont Best lSs iS1:e Eggs auie,
at RoOeipts for the weekotloar 2looo ob,s
and $1,000 sIck. Corn $4,000 bush oas bush shorts
nuryaLo March s.-whsst-No Hard steady with
good inquiry from s S@t p Ps sns % dye
wintoi Wheat dull and unsettled, 80. RED at soy
in good demand and arm and unchanged. No. and No
Yellow 40 ac No Yellow 4ic. NO; 4Sc,, No
2 T6uo So &c, NM No. White sae No : Mlisd
Barley dun nnehangss No esnads Sase
Wheat LOCO bush Corn 1900 Sasa 0a,s 1000 basn
G.6OO bush oals 1000 bush
CHICAGO March 3-Flour quiet ana unchanged, Winter
rsT Wu ~ . IS cSes tn Fancy &C. Pat
ents "a 2OBs4 co. Minnesota Bakers IN sacks 80 i0s
"a SO per 100 10.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, March Prov Bacon. Cumberland cut
37s 6d; Long Clear Mdles 5ls I'd; short Clear A9es
3os 6 sos 6a shoulders 2Ss OIL ewt bec'
for Extra India Mess Prime Mess 6os OIL fOl a..
Prime Meas, 62s Od. per bill; Prime Ness Eastern
60sO Western. 6lS 0t Lard-Anlercan. 35s Prime est
ern, 36s. 6d Lard OIL $50 Cd. Hauls-L0ng cut 4os
Shoulders, s0L Butter9os u cwt Tor nnest nIt
States Cheese-Americsn Choice, Ga OIL Wleat-heh
Western Spring, as. 3D. o7s. 4L; Rel Winter, IS 81
rs. 4d. per Genital New No Winter. Is Al; do. No
Spring "a 3d Now Mixed Western Is ID. CaliIegua ~
/, Is I'd ats Sd; do No. 6s Cd eG ST. per Genital ITO
duce-Sprts OF Turpentine 2Ss Oh; TO- at London 2S Nl
per cwI; Refined Petroleum. ID Per gallon Clover see
Fine American 23s Cd; Primo Guy, 23A Ga per evs
Rosin-Common, IS obi Pale lis. Cd COS. OIL Inseei on
goa 9 cwI ProvisionsAmerican Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters Sid; fore quarters 3 10. Hops at Lon.
don--Now-York state, AZ i5s Oh 10 I'd Cotonsesd
oil. Liverpool make. l5s. Sd
LONDON March a-Produos-In.esd on. 81 Ca ID. eSl
seed Cake cells I'd per TON Refined reIolsaar ID
ewt Pais Ga 0d ella Oh Proy,'ions.Lsrd sSs % pc
!usa poori1ns gee aud is o. IL. % sr ns:es,ss
Sd Mutton. 92A Cd oSos I'D Cecoann, 9,i-Ceylon -
hind quarters and 2 I'D Tor fore quarters pee SD by ~
carcasA
ASrwsRr, March a-Perrcleum-Fine Pale American, Is
as paid and 10 francs 81 confines seerA
Wcoxs Lard closed a. 40 francs IS LOO kse
BREMKN March 2.-Potroloum, 8marks 70 pennlnga
wilcoxsLArd oloseda. ~ marks IS psnnings per li0
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sngnynt. -Tlant ssss s0'A wnsss 49,. sasA

representations 1855 tblA wnsas ....-. busA sar,.,
rxosrA. March s.-corn arm: HIsh Ml.sa s4.sss.s
sgs s. ssiss sm es.ss
0 ~
PHILADELPHIA. March 3-Foar-Demand was very Iirhs
sssss: s. 4
s % I sna va s En- =
.%y So sS SsS ss 80 g. % ,
q u g. fs 20 20 e.
80 Mnns,o5a p q n fair n 70 choice g
q ps TnSr n @
y ss.s ss 1Si nss si.s
PennsSiv.nis 5S,se; Corn-Tnsrs was very liits
Ses'ss: sssSs
81 it, ~ a.sa S'IS :a s &:
e. e; s'
WIZ H s sssss, Sss ss' jig =
say Ts;s &c. az Fam F.I % =, s
'A Ps. ' sSSo. do sos5
Peerless; e., S.wY S.
p rsss,;'SsS pr" sss
N 80 do s ST. s'o
Hams smoked. l2a l3c Dressed Hogs 6hQ7sc Lard
CITY Refined Steam 81 81 3d70O Butchers loose
81 90 al %. Butter -Pennsylvann Creamery Extra
Western Creamery nxs so$is sS2S srs sS
Choice. l5@22c.: Packing Butter 70 loc Cheese
aul. New-York full cream l4c' ONO nate
choce l3.c Pennsylysna part SKINS BOZ NC; ito ful.
Skins 3G5'2c.. Eggs ea r-Pennsyvania hrss 100
bbis sugar-Refned steady 0ranuated ll.l9
95c Confectionery 9lGc Powdered IL l6 &c Feed
firm. Winter Bran Sl8 000Sl9 90 per ton. Iecepits'
Flour LOO bba Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn 33soO busn
Oats $500 Lush smpments-whest 1000 Oush Cora
ly.S0O uush. oats 100 busn
700s2 Family &3 OOoS3 Is SO 0s5 So Fan.
cy 81 7UQS3 So Extra Fancy s. 50 3d. Patents - 100
81 40 Wheat but unsettled. No Req cash $50 % got
Nav eO9s07sG closing 80 20 lid June 500 oslo. closing
~ Corn active easier and lower No Mixed cash -
Cash "a &c. MAY 2oS bdc. kye nominally stronger
higher Pras s. o0ssi o9 T,Hao.ny :is Sssis 90
i5023e Esgs easy . l2c. Flax SEED nominal
ss,E at 30 S SsT1 a as- but $
PORK SIS IS 9ss5 90 Buis Msst' c. 'Sss
Boxed lots Long Clear at 81 659t7 10 Short RIBS
81 S. BaconLong Clear 50 20 short klos
S. 80: Short Clear at - So Hams at 81 OoGtl3 oo
RccsiDts-Fl0ur 1000 bba; Wheat s.uO0 oush. cora
$500 bush Data 1000 push ays S9oo S S 6sr,ss
bush corn 900 bush oats 6ooo bush; Rye LOU bush
Barley 1000 bush
TOLEDO March 3.-wheat dull. lower, MAY 9Sc June
81 &c bid; Aug bid Corn dull steady Cash IS 10
81 70 .Receipts-wheat 2i.00o tush Corn 1900
bush Oats -. bush. Clover seed .bagA shipinsns-
Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn r. 900 bush oats bush.
ClOYorseed 80. bags
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYo ThuIsday March S Receipts were
market Feeling aa Va, mt IN voos demand ,oav and nrie.,
were weak with to Primo SIDES selling at 6sa 10
s Sh3Ss ssi Wy. 'Hd request at
Decent 70 Prime sides c.,.. g.,
Eastman and the Ornoco carries to Bermuda "a Live Cattle
7 g s sss Ss love sssse TIM. far hv.
1870 No fresh arrivals large proportion OF the stssk
=
saies~P Mccaoe: ~ Common to Choice Cows at SIS to
secS,isler. 70 Cow: !. e s q, each ssas
I ESs.Aee S 10 So az a, a.s go zach 10, $50
oox Il head at wsFs S S sale. o. were rss
just prlces although dealers rate the feeling
i Dressed Calves dun with sx downward tendency
few Dressed Grssers sold at and Fat to Prime Com
q ssss city Dfssssd veais sold to Iassise in the
IT,, s =. & a..
head-l4 at eO.ast and cars At Jersey Siy
s1 if;
ccTssspondng time last week o hot, sb.e, and L.ub
and IL" = car load. late hour the aay Dc
f GssvS '
Pair 70 Prime Ysarns Lambs Ranged om % - Pcs s
erSies TO Choice quoted at ass psr
Mutton DAN 7ss with Choice meay AWE, car, :;
ssie.-J r. saaer Coz Is4 Western sheep. los o. At
a. 90; I'll do 50 ID. at S. 20 a
sLsfman Culver ia Michigan Sheep, l07 H. at 81 60.
ST. r. Collins for D. Harrington 1876 Ohio sheep lOO D. "
Newton & Gillctt 81 Michigan Lambs So %. at So 80
iv j. n Y Pisoef Ohio Sheep Ewes 90 so 2oi
do e2 d. at S. 80; IA Ewes POOR 10 %. nc a so $500
Hollis l69 state sheep. lO3 ID. at - -. III Nich
gan DO 81 d. IS CO. lSs Western DO lOl d. al - 80; 10
Michigan Lambs. 81 10. at 1isc . 80.
Dlcnbsck Dewey $50 state Lambs u ~ at So 80; lot
do 70 10 at 63c (; "a Ewes lpoor) y 10 At 4Sc. ~
ID Harrington; $50 Ohio sheep, lis = TO- at % So; l6 IN
diana do at 50 60; 234 Michigan Lambs 80 d. az &C.
Hallenbeck Davis 227 Vermont sheep rs 10 al 50 U,
UOGS-Recepts ncluding late yestrr layl were IL
cars OF 1888 head7 cars AZ Jersey CITY and slrs
az 4uth.sl Total for hye DAYS 25.o,6 head
against 25997 head for the time
last week None for sale alive. Nomnay weak
and lower and Ordinary TO Cool Hogs may DC quoted al - W
ass IS. g, 49,
Country Dressed weak and shade lower for all excepting
Ight Upper which scarce Heavy sold AT - ~
Medium at c Light states and Lower yerseys m3ilv
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VIyTER NOTES FROM FLORIDA.
YACHTING, FISHING AND BorASIzIyG - SOCIAL
INCIDENTS.

YACHTING FISHING AND BoTANIzIyG - SOCIAL
INCIDENTS.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. 22.-St Augustine ia
gayly equipped this season, from the flag at the
raoks to tho blazing tawdry ncry OF the Apaches in
tho old tort There is novel fascination about these
squat bow-legged savage prisoners At al hours OF
sunny days groups OF tourists lingei the grounds
around the tort to observe and study theI strange
behavior, games and apparel
bers with Lar GO plus in Its treasury tor and
elegant club house. Venetian fete Is being dis
cussod for some date In March; Mr. and Ms. Far
man Rogers OF Philadelphia and Newport are soon to
return rom the South in thel fine yacht the Mag
nolis. Mr. Pierre Lorllard, OF New-Yerk was here a
George Stuart Brown, Of Baltimore on his yacht the
Neva These two gentlemen have been recently
elected members OF the st. Augustine Yacht Club.
Cottagers have begun their weekly receptions.
There are here from NewYolk Rear Admiral and Mrs.
LIE Roy Mrs and Miss Wadsworth, Mr.. Isaac Law
renee and family, Mr.. David Stewart. Mr. Fletcher
Harper, Mrs. Hoffman Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs w. Webb,
Or. Bowditch Morton Captain A. V. Lie Roy, and
MT. William Strutbers, OF Philadelphia. caught d
short distance from here 207 pounds Of orum fish
with rod and reel in less than two hours. He has
per petusted this achievement in photograph vi the
Dish suspended from pole. Dir. Van Rensselaer,
6tuyvesnt has taken within three or TOUR weeks
400 trout-a beautiful gamy fish averaging in
weight two pounds, and some weighing tour Mr..
William Rowland Pell follows the iroliosOme crab.
Eight hundred TO date L. his score. and there ap
prehepsions Of determination OF the sDeoes II his
depredations continue.
The great artesian well In the OF the Ponce de
Leon Hotel u down some 900 feet. The drill Ia
passing through strata that puzzle and excite the
soientfo A perfect star-fsh fossil was thrown from
the Wells depth fe~ days ago. The temperature OF
tho water Is increasing, and the protector hopes to
reach heat Of 2l2O.
st. Augustine will be all -yesrround resort.
Her :DnSS hard beaches he dvoS
cottages for people living away from the coast The
new Spsnish strueturcs Ponce do Leon, Casa Monica
and tho Aloazar, the Alameda, will torn q nucleus
Of luxury and enjoyment next winter. They will
spare no pains expense In series Of
tor guests.
M Peli from bis daily botanical explorations 70
borts that tho yellow jesssmns 10 running riot
In forests and gardens dingng from its Aodsa bells
Spcy odor to meet tho dster fragrance OF vioots
2osas. Jspan PLUMB are halt formed. Tho beautiful
htricularia L. IN full development aud the gres
holden pnguioular IL In its glory.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March (SpecfaD. was only one trade
IN az pork first fifteen minutes this morning and
this was made at $40 The marginal price fred yesterday
By the directors general favor but tits to be doubted
whether any calls will be made under 1t. They
gossip about provision pit that there still some big
obstinate The talk that this short IS Gid" Kent The
was hot dull any May short ribs opened quietly
enough at 81 20 and went down to 81 g6. There
va staaly buying all the tme. The price
advanced from 81 81 to 81 crowd under the
shin OF Jones and Rcam surged into tail on 10 the rib
deal they pork deal Wheat divided interest
With pork today 1t opened at 1885 cents Field Lndey
Co and other sold rather literally and then the
market aid of to q little under 10 cents The great
be due TO OF Psrdrdges
short Yesterday he said he had $4,000 profit and
indicate that his line something enormous
IL Partridge had four OF i've
brokers him at the opening Field indley Co.
sold moi day for weeks Irwin.
Queen and other clique houses were also sellers There
se.med really anxiety tho part of tho bull
hon 10 prevent an At $50 p May wheat
closed ss79 cents May pork at SID; May lard 81
Nav RIBS a s. 90,
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spring 10 sc.i spring 70 20 No hea ~ Corn-
ssrley-No j 900 ..fias sosd@No ! g 90 Prms
pno9nv an so . Mess rork-sls 80 Lsrd.S1 70 80:
nrr Rb sies loose 81 sh Dry Sailed ehouldexs buxei
S ~ snort CLEAR sLieA boxed 50 % Wnskey VI IL
~ ~ gallon - Sugsr-Cut Loaf Csc; Granuiated &C.,
pt.ndari "a $50 .Recepts-Flour 1000 bolA Wheat
NM basn Corn l4l.OOO bush, Data l440OO Snshi
Ryo / 900 push Barley 2s.ooJ eusa shipments-glour
ossS liioOo bushi RIO LOCO busll Barley $4,000
.. Produce Exchange today the Ritter
o un'"' creamery l6oSle' DAIRY lss2sa Esgs ltso
1855 per doz
C,xcrysArr March 9.-Flour dull Family IS 400
"a Is Fanoy 10 os& o.. .Wheat nrmer no Req
s3 tocspIs 400 bush shipments 5000 bush Corn
Sosvy No. Mixed 39ko.....-Oats nrmer No Mixed
An. % 80 no du-No at 800. PORK nominal at
SiuUL Lard At 81. BulkmeAts hrm short Rips
81 B2La Baoouauet and unchanged. short RIOS $S ou
short Clear 10 Butter nrm. Extra Creamery 32 33o
Good Prime 25 Ssoc Good 70 Prime DAIRY ro!?l sA:o
PACKING ana Butchers IS 30GS5 81 Receipts 2700
hsa.i shlpments lvo0 head
DKrRorr. March awheat-No l White caah sifa
asked; April $3.50 nominal May 83so...,.Corn ~ 10
nominal .. oats-No. 3OHc. nominal; No White 32tc.
asked Clover seed-Cash 81 25i April - 20 Receipts
Wat 1000 bush. Corn 1900 bush. oats TOO bash
MrLwAuKKE. March S-Flour weaker. Wheat caster.
Casn 74Tsoi Nav 7Sto. Corn steady No $50
Vats steady. No White 3Oxo. rye nrmer NO
68.e harley dulL No 60sc. PROVISION irregular
Pork-Maroh slS 70s Man $40 90 ard-Marcn u 90 May
81 butter stronger DAIRY l6aa0e Eggs easier at IL
ac Cheese Ohsddars lg y lJc .Heceiptssiour
go tv& Wheat lS.OSS bush Barley l0l7o busa